Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Malkajgiri Civic Chief Orders Time-Bound Action On Public Woes
The Malkajgiri municipal commissioner visited a colony to hear people’s complaints.
Residents reported problems with roads, water leaks, parking and mosquito control.
The commissioner told different government departments to work together.
He asked officials to start approved drainage-related works quickly.
If the contractor does not begin, officials may seek a new tender.
Officials must also examine narrow roads and plan ways to reduce traffic.
Shops without renewed licences were given notices.
The commissioner also ordered stronger fogging across the colonies to control mosquitoes.
Commissioner T Vinay Krishna Reddy directed officials to resolve residents’ complaints within set deadlines.
Officials were told to begin approved SNDP works or submit proposals for re-tendering if the contractor fails to act.
Authorities must address transformer relocation, narrow roads, parking misuse, water leaks and unauthorised structures.
Commercial establishments without renewed trade licences were issued notices and told to renew them by this week.
The Commissioner ordered intensified mosquito control, systematic fogging and adequate staffing and diesel for two fogging autos.
- Who
- Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation Commissioner T Vinay Krishna Reddy and officials from various departments.
- What
- Officials were directed to resolve civic complaints, begin approved works and address infrastructure, licensing, parking and mosquito-control issues.
- When
- The instructions were issued on Thursday; commercial licences were to be renewed by that week.
- Where
- New Sri Sainagar Colony under Boduppal Circle, within the Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation area of Hyderabad.
- Why
- To address complaints raised by the Sri Sai Nagar Welfare Association and local residents.
- Commissioner
- T Vinay Krishna Reddy
- Location visited
- New Sri Sainagar Colony, Boduppal Circle
- Drainage works
- Approved SNDP development works were ordered to begin immediately.
- Trade licences
- Shop owners without renewed licences were issued notices and directed to renew them by the week’s end.
- Road planning
- Officials were told to identify narrow roads and prepare plans for necessary widening and reduced congestion.
- Mosquito control
- Continuous, systematic fogging was ordered across colonies.
- Fogging resources
- Officials were instructed to provide enough diesel, staff and other supplies for two fogging autos.